Peveril of the Peak, By: Sir Walter Scott. Waverley novels-Historical novel: Wit
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Peveril of the Peak (1823) is the longest novel by Sir Walter Scott. Alice was of course withdrawn from his wife's care, and it was supposed the major had emigrated to New England. The next night, having undertaken to proceed to London, to clear the countess and her son from the suspicion of being concerned in Titus Oates's pretended Popish plot, Julian was conducted to a sloop by Fenella, his patron's deaf and dumb dwarf, and, as she was being taken ashore against her will while he was asleep, he dreamt that he heard Alice's voice calling for his help.
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